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FrankTheSpank
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 00:12
I searched for this on the forum but came up with no results, maybe I didn't search for the right thing, but if this has been posted before, sorry. Hopefully some people will see this that hasn’t seen it yet.

http://patrykrebisz.com/stills/FINAL_movie.html (http://patrykrebisz.com/stills/FINAL_movie.html) (Warning, has a quick frame of a boob.)

This short film was shot entirely using a Canon 20D, pretty neat stuff and I love the shutter sound all throughout it.
BIGTUFFGUY
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 00:41
had to play it with no sound, but the film kicked ass
hmongstang
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 00:46
wow with a 20d? how?
JDrex05
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 01:18
Sadly I cant watch it since im on a brand new fresh windows install and I havent gotten all my plugins installed yet. :( but did you know that all of the movie "The corpse bride" was shot with canon SLR's?
FrankTheSpank
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 01:47
wow with a 20d? how?

Burst mode and video editing software I would imagine. Oh and a REALLY big CF card, LOL (or maybe just hooked up to a laptop)

I wonder how the shutter held up.
Waddo
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 02:51
Pretty Impressive !!!! :D
Rumjungle
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 03:48
That was fantastic! It was so good, in fact, that it inspired me to make one of my own. This SHORT FILM (http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a380/rumjungle/AnimationNY2.gif) isn't critically aclaimed, but it was shot entirely on my Rebel XT. :D By the way, hum along to "Kung Fu Fighting" as you watch.

It's just too bad photobucket resized it so small.
lakiluno
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 05:41
http://patrykrebisz.com/stills/FINAL_movie.html

The film itself is quite interesting, but the fact its captured with a 20D is very interesting.


If you put the 20D to JPEG at the lowest resolution, how many frames could you buffer (and with a fast CF card could you go on indefinately?).

Anyway, just an interesting thought.

Leo
Balliolman
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 05:58
What a superb acheivement! You are very clever!! I am giving this posting a rating of GOOD.
Alan B
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 07:08
The chap that done the film is awesome :cool:

Heres a article that i saw on his site(worlth the read :D )
http://www.patrykrebisz.com/filmmaker_article_600.jpg
Rokkorfan
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 07:30
OK, how can I do that with my 1D2? :D
RossW
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 12:13
Burst mode and video editing software I would imagine. Oh and a REALLY big CF card, LOL (or maybe just hooked up to a laptop)

I wonder how the shutter held up.

Good call... the filmmaker has a link to a how I did it article:
http://www.patrykrebisz.com/articles_filmmaker_summer2005.html
spencer87
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 12:49
that's so awesome! great short film too.

here's an article on 'Corpse Bride', second half of the article talks about the camera's used:
http://www.editorsguild.com/newsletter/JulAug05/julaug05_bride.html
Duder
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 13:53
there's been numerous threads about this going back to April 05.

search for patrykrebisz.

Imagine if DSLR's could do 24fps, you'd need a very big CF card.
lakiluno
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 13:58
just to clarify (because I don't know if Balliolman quite got it), I didn't make the film, if you look at my sig, I only have an A75 and I'm saving up for a 350D... :D

Anyway..

Leo
iKirst
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 15:17
What a great idea! It gives me an idea..
andrewaaa5
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 15:23
So you think movies cannot be made on the 20D? Check this movie out, made by Patryk Rebisz - He made a whole shortfilm just with still-photos of a Canon 20D...

http://patrykrebisz.com/stills/FINAL_movie.html

a magazine article here tells you more on how it was made:
http://www.patrykrebisz.com/articles_filmmaker_summer2005.html

...impressive stuff
PaulB
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 15:30
Corpse Bride was shot on !DMk2s with Nikon MF lenses.
dsze
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 15:31
wow. Pretty amazing. I wonder what shape the shutter of that 20D is in after that?
FrankTheSpank
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 15:32
That was fantastic! It was so good, in fact, that it inspired me to make one of my own. This SHORT FILM (http://i15.photobucket.com/albums/a380/rumjungle/AnimationNY2.gif) isn't critically aclaimed, but it was shot entirely on my Rebel XT. :D By the way, hum along to "Kung Fu Fighting" as you watch.

It's just too bad photobucket resized it so small.

hahaha nice work! I gotta try something like that now :)
_SBradley_
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 16:06
Warning, has a quick frame of a boob.

Actually, the boob is under a bra. I checked it out for all our sakes. ;)
FrankTheSpank
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 18:25
Glad ya checked it out for us SB :)

Just wanted to be safe in case anyone is at work and their boss happens to catch that one frame and confuses it for something inaproperate.

I wonder if any parts failed on the 20D while making this. If not that'd be a great ad for Canon, don't ya think?
underoath
15th of January 2006 (Sun), 18:40
Actually, the boob is under a bra. I checked it out for all our sakes. ;)

me too, frame by frame. Just to make sure.
Balliolman
16th of January 2006 (Mon), 17:00
just to clarify (because I don't know if Balliolman quite got it), I didn't make the film, if you look at my sig, I only have an A75 and I'm saving up for a 350D... :D

Anyway..

Leo

Thanks for the clarification, Leo, I kinda got round to working this out subsequently. Nontheless the film maker is an innovative person!